most awesomest computer ever!!

[325_e30]

http://74.125.93.104/translate_c?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&langpair=ja%7Cen&u=http://sae.cside.com/sae/kat/pc/ern006/ern006.htm&prev=/language_tools&usg=ALkJrhiRz8A6tR51T8jqsZjYE4M1IF8QYA

[daniel]

broken link

[z31maniac]

Does it suck my dick while making pancakes?

[george graves]

no. It can't.

It can do something you can't. BTW. Try taking in a breath of air, and holding it before you play this. Just do it. I bet you can't.


How is that for smarts?

It's called a Double inverted pendulum. And what you saw was real. Try that.

[z31maniac]

^That's pretty cool.

I'd still be more impressed with fellatio and pancakes though.

[george graves]

mmmm pancakes.....



What else you need?

[Emperator]

[Ral]

that dude gets no putty-tang

[325_e30]

mmmm pancakes.....


What else you need?

keyboard waffles...duh!!

[golde30]

that submersed computer really works? thats a cool ass way to cool your computer. i want to build one.

[RobertK]

I've actually seen people do the submersed mineral oil thing but then also do some extreme cooling using a small A/C window unit to cool the mineral oil.

[Farbin Kaiber]

I recall talking about building a mineral oil tower in a Styrofoam ice chest back in 11th grade, somewhere around 1998. The amount of additional cooling benefits when overclocking then were enormous, nowadays, tenfold I'd assume.


At the end when the airstone came on, I lol'ed.

[SpecM]

the bubbles were the icing on the cake!

[AndrewBird]

Ya, that was pretty damn cool.

They use oil to cool power transformers. The windings only have paper separating them, but the oil is absorbed down into the sheets, insulating them.